Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 11

PART ONE I Dll bELLAUDS Continued rosePage Oae of in nlsf it flea ma Jsers tlsfie buyfi) In Help EsPl istj lor ed 8t be nly per Orth urr rid tnl the eep ust ort path jb: as ations tn They aedles br A mel aery ing assn thev miles tX are I rem be io fll and Tab ou wl fifty or a you ig of the In the a lie!" or secretary treasurer Dr Maude tvnoa rr a ri ria fcnairmaii JLi'riflKAi of Ann Arbor and Dr twi Bernard of Detroit wleHnn th Sper on ation of public school children was ne Oa ttv char ABtMnAthIn examination of ireuru kiiMn 'aw a necessary as mcul pW (Iui'iim Eeamiflation and went over the ground qte ssteopawa auaca pw vww yi I 1 AM sitn fit the state and aro joined in the state ir rnvRri inn iiouiiues ui Ja Macomb Oakland Jackson Lena IBiJ UliLsasie Mviuwta nnin fmm Port Huron Ann Ar Peniiac Jackson Romeo: Mt Clem sjnnjngnani ana Aunu id laiiyl or I th a font in nen )rM Ufentg amrd COei 1 eiein ind Etftr sumt i blUQ a lets cheid ana aut na IS reful Tad at a PlirpJ I Lord that i 1 teiabk ma Of opjl auani they JVC Prom Detroit Iffy jwwu Ld Neighboring Cities Effect an urganizawu Tta the science of osteopathy a professional spirit amongrt1TlOte 5 nnnths of De aOQUb mlsbboHM uet at he cJ vnlnr and formed CadlHso Michigan i th forma banquet L'lf tSe organlza'l Adrian' nresl Ktichlgsn State Osteopathic a of temporary prcldenl and Han tAmnnrarv (rtrt Berna cra PrSent Or Sellrda g'MviceprWcnt Dr Jone coat lier husband wore at his no nis linger on one tier burned bullet holes kL So sir! "No sir! That's i replied Iler Trunk Harked Tikinc un ilio nurchase ry nrs on which had t'aiiBAd tn ItA DnnrintAii initials Mr Beason ift ireii wnv sue naa not uaea ner as a married wofnan I was expecting to get I divorce and resume my maiden it' was tne reply somewnat intlv did this at the time veu lere writing cndearhig: letters to ar Msoanaa tening ntm to taxe oi nis neann insr von were linr tn him within a month und btnnr that vou num never be grated not oven night iiom ont Ndiii maroT' kits" Mr Benson still defiant The nrnscpuf nr neooiirert an a fl psion that the defendant took a lo to hiearo in tho nildnf nf hr bf preparing the Denvei inplov lu which she had ad her husband be would better ft come for a week or two until was eemnifttriv nifn nhn nnrt am you aware that during your fine juur nuswna aia visit tno 11 Hz A fl 4 addressed to you and which 7 Benson produced the letter rru utgetner it was audreesed Dearest Gertrude? and was sign the initials of Emil UI VMSVUgU Hna witness dented all knowledge th KI A tetter Patterson Wrote' A ir Al Ml pI I ait 4 4 AM irtiiriiuu vn'f ID HmI 1 1 I MIA A 1 I I I inunni It read in winuu suppose you worn out since your Yrtll IzrsTAst nls 1 I UfcU I 1 1 I lust night You must nut try too much for mt small' as Ton 'must go slow dhd tle you have LJ5 epistle expressed anxiety LLtho illnesd'and his Mityte provide for his wife concluded with a hopeful ex lon that he mtght'soon' be able Pcure work and: the sentence 1 fo'e yop" 'yritten by thi defendant 7 husband two weeks before iu 1100! was read as follows: 7f8rT'h Your letter was very have jusU put an adver paper to sell my and my doand my sealskin haVe not a cent in my cxing ram Worried 'J Blurb JihOl'l kv my I wvum io poverty' Inter She Dented Storrn '''Ken1 'asked' if'slia' ki vermin leitcr tne t7 answered with a denial 1 Lil at A a teir i vmvi lg Il ILVl her reply Ot wriTr tnat rowniM dld you asked fri DAay anything like baiM uieraon countered5 with p4wHeyes uot that letter 10U riil know i nan it Irlrn irllP Benson with a rnue hat lamination at this ki i whSJ'lh alleeo1 tho state claims Mrs PM lnt0 for tKo pur UMtU vo IUI uvi MllHiwn i ivuragl) printing es enh Witness reneatoil hr ilia enibPr 1 Jr naci conferred with BuhuIf family on stimulated by Whim ot yesterday Wasinr ine C0Urt house in ever hwa onga todaT Some ue so rar as to 1m 't! Inj wepaper representa eorttr '5er t0 admission to PWirily om One woman tem Hteli Bd' hobbled In on reoevd a seat in the because she gave th a newspaper wman PaPrr with which site Is h'5 woman she iinperlt to bo a societyi'edij no time for criminal hi uso 'hc did not bJorr 1'fPt an eye on tlic ai uie press taoie ILD IS trapped KpatI IN AUUIAHV 1 1 fl 'Eii! i I Si III I Il i IMM 5 A a Lidl sssa rffl AS 1 1 I at 1 111 fl i 3 I GW lzV ip I i I i Bln i i rum? i 1 rrai 4 5 I I I I and when they made notes she busied herself with her pencil 3Iay Teach or Write for Msgasices kast night Mrs Patterson return ed to the jail white and very tired Immediately upon reaching the ma trons office She rushed for the evening papers hastily scanned them then threw them from her As she sank back Into a chair beside a desk the matron removed her hat and gloves this thing is over'T'shall need a long she sighed head is killing me The nerves at the back are like throbbing sores" are your plans for the fu a reporter queried Mrs Patterson opened her eyes very wide and with a note of sur prise answered: I'm going home home with my father and mother father says that he will hear of nothing else I wanted to teach or perhaps and Mrs Pat terson smiled broadly a a good Idea Why don you do newspaper work?" I go home I do that III have to write for magazines Seriously she resumed do want to do something like to teach rench or music but per haps no one will want and Mrs Patterson bent down grabbed a paper from the floor and com menced scanning It Suddenly her eyes lit on the name Strain man Strdin" she re marked in a contemptuous tone ttAVAH zirfflra 1 I kiil NULLIY ALL COAL CLAIMS Continued rom Page One coal prices it is declared coal available it the the boll such against these were Alaskan could be had in Alaska for from 3 to 4 a ton and in the 'Pacific states for from 4 to $5 The railroads now running In Alaska are burning oil or gasoline Alaska is at a standstill for lack of the fuel Just under her soil w5Vhat Is There Iieft to Lease Some time ago Secretary isher let it be known that he favorea leasing coal lands Delegate Wick ersham replied that all coal land? In Alaska already are covered by the approximately 1100 claims now on file with the interior department and awaiting the issuance of pat ents He raised the question In the house of representatives la there left for the government to lease?" Authorities differ as to whether there Iv any coal land not already claimed Secretary plan it declared however completely to disregard this Question The lands Secretary isher intends to lease are the lands now covered by the 1100 claims on file No patents have been Issued to any of these claimants and the government is in a position to de clare the claims null and void through alleged irregularities in making entry etc In short the government plans to take the bull by the horns clean the slate so far as coal lands go preclude the possibility of further long holdup of the coal lands and in sure Immediate mining of the now tledup fuel and Its sale at a reas onable price Claimants Prepared ight In anticipation of the announce ment of this plan by Secretary isher Washington now Is full of the legal representatives of the 1100 claimants ready to take court action against such a course by the government While discussion of tne Cunning ham claims has been so long to the fore as to give rise to the impres sion that they constitute the chief coal claims In Alaska It Will be seen frdm the following how com paratively small a proportion of the total claims are those of the Cunningham group: Of more than 1100 claims on file the Cunningham jroup of claims numbers less than Detroiters are interested In one good slsod group of claims rom one end to the other of this country groups of men are claiming Alaska coal lands and awaiting only the government patent to confirm their claim and enable them to mine The interior department however is satisfied that the government is fully justified not merely in delay ing indefinitely the Issue of patents but In casting out the claims en tire and In proceeding at once to open the lands under government lease Secretary isher Plea The plan roughly Is as follows: Lease the coal lands at the same time providing for the forfeiture of the lease In case mining and sale of coal is delayed This Is to prevent holding up Alaska coal In order to continue maintaining the exorbitant price in Alaska of Canadian and eastern coal Provision for specific prices at which various grades of coal shall 1 bo sold Provision for government owner ship of railways this to insure a fixed rate for coal otherwise the government could not specify tne price at wnicn should be sold Such is the way In which government propjres to cut gordlan knot and sot Alaskanrs Qnlncr A howl will erect proposals and congress may find Itself In a wild turmoil this winter when IV tries to settle Alaskan af fairs Senator Smith Will Be Busy Senator William Alden committee dn territories will have Its hands full Opponents of gov ernment ownership are already fighting the suggestion of govern ment owned railroads in Alaska de claring it 1 but the entering wedge for government ownership else where Tho full strength ot the coal In terests Is against tho propose'! clause requiring lessees to mine and sell coal at once and keep on mlnlns and selling on pain of for feiture ot the lease The 1100 claimants who have their money on surveys and on goxern ment fees are up In arms what is called an unprecedented ln vaslon of private rights Just where tho storm will nona cn tell It may set Alaska free It ipnY result merely In futfg thehgovernmentsS hand3tiedaUhtlghtlySM how ar the hands ot the 1100 claimants TRIES TO STEAL A TRAY DIAMONDS Hungry and penniless tieorge (WghC 2wn hon at 50 Monroe avenue last Kfght at 5 In full view the paralysed clerks and custo mers lnr the to as well as hun dreds of people on the sti eet he in sertwl hl? arm through the broken nlatc glass selxed a tray eontatn Png diamond rlngs and studs yalued at between 14000 and 15 000 and made a mad dash down Library a'e was Immediately arrested bj' Patrolman Peter McGuigan PRICB SEATS DETBOIT OPERA HOUSE Rebecca ot Sunny Brook arm Owing to a typographical error in tho advertisement of the L'etr oit Opera house In today ree Presa announcing the sale ot seats for ot Sunnv Brook arm prices made to read 2c 10 $1 vy evenings and Thursday and aturjay matinees instead ot jc to lb the correct figures THE DETROIT REE PRESS: SUNDAY NOVEMBER 26? 1911 DOMINION Thought alHanc CAN BE REE ROM BAD COLDS Ula snornlna rrr OR GRIPPE MISERY IN EW HOURS CHURCH NOTICES A SENSATIONAL SALE AT THE Monday URSsURS follow fl 4 75 $g85 $3 95 $390 50 THE AIR THE LARGEST UR STORE IN DETROIT 116 Broadway and cold back Beautiful ues up at per Quilted Lined Heavy Black Caracul Coats values up to $7000 STEALING ROM CARS IS CHARGED Plush Coats values up to $1200 In tho arrest of Georje Dugan 7 Dou gall avenue employed as a porter In the Windsor freight sheds of the Canadian pa cific railway detectives of the railway be TALK SPLIT IN PARTY RANKS North Essex Conservative Asso ciation at Annual Meeting Discusses Disaffection Beva they hava on of a number of maa who have been preyiny on freight cars in the Windsor yards within the last month Dugan was arrested last night foHowln the discovery of a miscellaneous assort ment of goods at his heme Detectives of the railway have been try ing for several months to' trace foods stolen from the Windsor freight shed and from cars in the railway yards Suspicion fastened on Dugan and Special Officer Twitch accompanied by Officer George Livingstone and armed with a search war rant visited the home cn Dougafi avenue last nlghr The merchandise found in the house In cluded a quantity of ladies' wearing ap parel safety razors manicure set shoes saws a silk jacket and a waist Duran claims that he bought everything himself it is expected that other arrests will fol low within the next few days of organ A the North tomorrow Black and blue sets of urs extra large Muff and collar good quality $2500 value Monday from 9 to 11 a Says It Is Needless to Expect Any Relief from Quinine As It Is Never Effective Natural Rus sian Pony Coats for less than 't price 300 Russian Mink Col lars trimmed with heads values up to $1000 Monday ASTHMA SUERERS Try this Reports show remarkable cures Send you name and address to Lane 319 Lane Bldg St Marys Kansas and he will Bend you by express a 11 00 bottle ot hts new and successful Asthma Cure on trial to be paid tor It It cures Mr Lane wants nothing but your word it It does not cure Certainly a fair otter Try it 1IOBDER BREVITIES 1 The Canadian Two in Ona Auto company with head offices at Windsor has been Incorporated by the Ontario government with a capital of I2WOOO The company will make a combination pleasure car and fight truck The directors are Cole A Smith A Bartlet Bown and A Hovey IL Bell of Windsor was elected presi dent the Windsor and Walkerville Teach ers' association at the annaal meeting in Walkerville A Beaton is honorary president and Mrs A Mason Is vice president The Wihdsor" store ot tt Morton Baking company on Pitt street west baa been sold to Julius Neurlhrer of New York Vn ton the city will participate in the of the Thanksgiving proclamation fi in the other exercises or The program as a whole of unusual Interest the American People The second hour" music by Abram Ray Tyler organist and choirmaster of lYaptisc church will be held "Our Moral Momentum" Is the topic of the discourse of Dr Pense at ort Street Presbyterian chorch this morning In the evening the toplo will be to the Infinite Charles Moore will speak at the meet ing of the young people of ort Street Presbyterian chorch this evening at :30 on the topic "Thanksgiving in Our History At the Zion Reformed church Chene and Jay streets Rev Rypnow pastor special memorial services will be held Subject for the German service at 10 a tn "The Profit and Loss in for the English service at 7:30 mM the seventh In a series of talks on David jlf Druggists QUGERA CO Agents NEW YORK The subject of Rabbi ranklin's sermon at Temple Beth El this morning will be cause ror church will be folio' TO PHYSICIANS Physicians prescribing STONAUX have reported most gratifying results in Chronic Gastritis Gastmlgia and Dpeptia (coot bined with Chloewis) Chrome Gastro Enteritis Ansemra Gastric Neurasthenia Dysentery Hypochlvrhydria Dilatation of the Stomach and tn Gastro Intestinal Dis eases of Children cases of very long stand ing yielding to the treatment SOME Some very good second hand Maxwells cheap buy until you see them United Motor De troit Company 513 Woodward Ave tote PLUSH 585 4U COATS Detroit Mantel Tile Company Cor Grand Circus Park PATRONAGE COMMITTEE PLAN STARTS ARGUMENT extra fine Rus sian Pony Coats val ues up to $15000 Monday $4950 the nose catarrhal affections sore nesg stiffness and Cold Compound la the re sult ot three research at a cost ot more than fifty thousand dollars and eontslns no quinine which we have conclusK ely df71: onstrated la not effective In the treatment ot colds or Take thia harmless Lom pound as directed with the Knowledge tnet there Is no other medicine anywhere else In tho world hl will curs your cold or nd Ssery as promptly any other assistance or bad alter effects as a fS cent package Cold Compound which any druggist In the world a Utt WsMm Brotherhood and lafy ter Prbytertan eburch A dinner will be eerved at in the lecture room lhe ladles ot th church Mr McR 1 his experienced "Around th Single a an sltor dlnner talk The serxte ot InMalUtion PaMr Jefferson Atenue Presbyterian enure takes place Tuesday' rrenmgt In th ot the church The mon Will preached by tlw Pence of this city1 the charge to the pas tor the Res rol Hrr Lolbrop Reed ot Auburn TbMlesIcal wmlMry chsrge to the people by the Rev A Question is inally Left to Execu tive All the Officers Art Be elected Plain talk regarding the present split In the' conservative party and its probable effect in the approach ing provincial election was indulged In by members of the North Essex Conservative association at the an nual meeting in Windsor Yerl in connection with a resolution for the appointment of a patronage committee to assist members ot both governments in making politi cal appointments The naming of a patronage com mittee to act as an advisory board was advocated by Lleming and others as a means ot reliev ing the members of parliament from criticism In connection with ap pointments There was strong oppo sition to the proposal Disaffection" la Objected In supporting his leming used the word tlon" as applying to the present condition in the party ranks and Wlgle who opposed the tion at once took exception to tnis It is unfortunate that any one should make a statement designed to send the country delegates home with the Idea that a state ot rot exists in the conservative party In Windsor" he said "It would bo still more unfor tunate if any gentleman hero crested that any other were actuated bv anv motive other than the wel fare of the party" commented Wil liam Robins of Walkerville "1 myself know what the condi tions are I can hear nothing but expressions of doubt as to the suc cess of the party from conserva tives themselves and my experience has been in such cases that after the votes are counted it is often found conditions are more serious than was supposed The only com plaints I have heard against Dr Reaume however are that he nu promised more than he has fulfilled and that bis appointments have not always been satisfactory" Oae Cause of Aanoyance During the discussion it was inti mated by Murphy that one cause dissatisfaction is in the fact that the people appointed to government offices have not in all cases been conservatives Mr Murphy also referred to the proba bility of an independent candidate seeking election claiming that the naming of a third man is simply a Plot of the liberals to defeat Dr Reaume Every vote cast for the third candidate is simply a vote won by fraud for Severin pucharme" he said inally the question of naming a patronage committee was put up to the members themselves Oliver Wil cox announced that he would like tn see such a committee appointed Klmplv as an advisory board to give him information about applicants for office with whose qualifications he could not be expected to be ac quainted at the same lime assur ing the members that he proposed to shoulder the entire responsibility of any appointments that might bo made Dr Reaume expressed his willingness to abide by the decision of the association but pointed out disadvantages in the system pro posed All Officers are Re elected The discussion finally ended in an agreement to leave the question of a patronage committee to the exec utive committee All the officers were elected by acclamation tho former officers in nearly every case being given a sec ond term Denis Rocheleau was re elected president William Woollatt of Walkerville first vice president and TIenry Odette of Anderdon second vice president Henry White was re elected secretary and Robert Henry was made assistant secre tary a paner to be by M1m Mary Alt in a eiemp pcipcm the Sunday Evening chi kt The mule will 'barge ot the waafA'a Canlfal A hnf CCMOfii Iffmtlfl by Rev Howard ield of Sffnpaon Sable Coney ur Garments id 4 SO 36 inches long values up wV to $3000 Monday There la not on grain ot quinine In Papo'o Cold Compound which when taken every two hour until three conecaUv doses erw taken will euroly en the grippe break up the ffiit severe either in the heed cheat areh llrVtKw It promptly relieves the most miserable tieadache dullness heat! and nose stuffed up feverishness eneeslng sore throat running of 4 Hour Sale rom 9 to 1 Silk Dresses Values up to $2500 Silk Dresses Velvet Corduroy Dresses fi Kfl Messaline Dresses Serge and Silk Trim med Dresses regular $25 from 9 to 1 Hundreds of other ur Bargains will be offered for your approval All we ask you is to visit our great ur Store after you have seen others and compare Quality and Prices as IT ALWAYS PAYS TO LOOK AROUND WHEN BUYING URS deranged XldW or blaMer I th following formulas Get 1X good para 44 11 ouneo Murax Compound and one half uuoc Sold rttraet Bucbu Take one to two teaopoonfula of thio mixture after eeh rnoal and at bed tin Narb good druggist hav the ingrMlont Anyone can mix On hol get good pur gin ts Un'e' avoided It the abovoimpf mixture I used before eompllca Hh bladder ten to fiftelS drop in a little water at td time 1 sufficient A WOOD Vnthlns But 1 A anrl 16 Crafmt A VP w4mmi4 Millinery Simple Home Remedy for Kidneysund Bladder Em Wass aimdl Ewm 'A most complete assortment of ireplace Goods consisting Andirons ire Sets enders Coal Baskets Hods Vood Baskets Grates etc TH aniMUkl sendee of ort Street Presbyterian church will be held in tho church andlteHum on Thanksgiving morning at 10:30 o'clock Sermon by Dr Pence DrvM ikes will at the Woodward Avenue Baptist church both morning and evening At 10:18 a hl subject will be "Tho Jewels ot Esther In the evening the next In the aeries ot "Signs ot the Timos" Basket dinners wifi be given to JSM poor people by the Salvation army on the Satur day before Chrlstmaa Requests tor con tributions are being made by Brigadier Kimball Last year 2335 such dinners were provided A Thanksgiving concert wilt be given at the Church ot Our ather at 7:30 o'clock this evening Tho choir has special musio and Dr Lee 0 McCollei ter will speak on "Thanksgiving in Po At the regular morning service of Jeffer son Avenue Presbyterian church the pastor tho Rev rederick itschen Jr speaks on the theme "alse Assertions if God Is Light" taking as bls text I John I 5 and IL John 11 2 Prof HIIL assistant professor of forestry at the University of Michigan will speak on "The Wonder orests of the Pacific Coast at i today tn the auditorium of the new branch library Gratiot avenue and Pulford street "The JIutnan Problem" will be the serial theme for a series of sermons to be given by the Rev rederic Tower Galpln pastor ot the irst Bap tist church The first sermon will be "The Program of a Struggling Life" to be iren at 730 o'clock At 10:30 the paster of erry Avenue Baptist church erry ave nue and Hastings street will give a vey Christian Missions tn Modern Times At 7:30 rn Rev Aitchlson of Chicago secretary for the Lake district for the northern Baptist con vention will deliver an address Everyone is cordially invited At the Bethel Lutheran ehureh MU El liott avenue and Hendricks street Rev William Hopp will speak tn German at 10 o'clock a on "Life and Death' and at the English service at on Death as a riend" The annual Thanksgiving concert of the Sunday achool will be held in the school hall Thursday November 30 and riday December 1 at 8 o'clock At Central Methodist church corner Woodward and Adams avenues the pastor Rev Leete will preach al 10:90 a and at T30 nt The evening sermon is the last in the series on "Modern Miracles" the special toplo be ing "The Mhade of Human Goodness Th Brotherhood of St Paul offers to men who wish to atiend whether members of the church and brotherhood or not the op portunity ot hearing on Monday night No vember 2T in the church chapei an ad dress bv Prosecuting Attorney Shepherd The meeting begins at with a business session piumiuw cUl hour with refreshments will the address large Red ox Sets val A to $5000 They will go JV is We are offering a very artistic Writing Desk Lanin finished in Verde antique with a turquoise blue shade encased in a cuirass binding' with 6 feet of silk covered wire This lamp will make a very rich Christmas gift selling at $350 Our stock of lamps is very complete All styles rang ing in price from $350 to JjpOOOOj Three Days More and Our 10 Day MILLINERY SALE will be a thing of the past The advantages of an early visit for a good selection is advised Trimmed Hats A I MjB a a A wq 4 A A 1 A 1 Those that were on tho IS tablo last week CO no are now to be found marked choice Those that were marked $398 have been Cl nfi reduced to Those that were marked $2 98 ha ve been QSf reduced to have several Pattern Hats that were priced up to $40 We have put them on our dis C7 Cfl play tables at choice ur Hats Black Russian Lynx ur Turbans former Cl QO price $5 or this sale reduced to sO a ver 'Shanes New Styles We have the Genuine ur Knap Heaver Shnpes values up to $750 Black Brown Navy CO no Emerald and Cardinal choice Silky Knaped Beaver Shapes Some dealers sell these for the genuine for I24S We have several styles to choose from tn OS all the popular colors and black choice UL SPECIAL BARGAINS children's Beavers the best made all Cl QO colors elt Hats all colors (2 9Ar values 50 dozen ancy eathers all styles and 9r colors 30 dozen Velvet and Silk lowers all styles and colors odd lots and agents' samples Otic choice 4J Tko Saccestful European Wonderful Remit in Most Stubborn Cases! TO THE PUBLIC PlcfUC distinguish STOMALIX from the ht of compounds prepared by irreaponsi Me laymen and advertised commercial ventures STOMALIX Is prepared by a distin guished European Physician and Pbarma ceutut Dr Sais de Carlo whose name ia a guaranty of its worth and its freedom from anything harmful Genuine Eastern Mink Muffs with written guarantee 3 skins Reg QQ ular values from $25 to $4500 Jk Your choice A big table full of fine Muffs black and $4 75 browns Many good Black ox Muffs Values up to $1250 Monday 85 Mink Sets beautifully matched large Muffs and big Collars at one half their value Velvet Shapes in All Colors Many styles to select from values up to $5 Qfif These have all been reduced to choice zvo "My Cvn Runneth Ow" win ths Barr ot Baltimore Md 'ormer pastoruBJect of Her Thank of the ehnrch vln wmon In St Preebyle kt th Central Methodist church eor rlan church at 10 thia moraine ner Woodward and Adame Jhankezlv "Tha importance of One" 1 the toplo of Ing day mrviee will tm conducted al iX Man Alt in a rn eiealnc At 12 clock noon tv UV VJ ernaeww a Ac 1:30 o'clock ra the patorubjACt wlU "Say Bo" "Every Pay Thanksgiving" explaining the deeper Af ThMfikegiv ing eplrit in the development 2 a 'Hwiurht Inane glgt 'taSV SUV el? woodwaro Avenue the evening "The Sone the athere lecture on heredity knd pre natal tnfineiw will be taken up by Henry Victor Morgen Morning service At 11 evening 8 o'clock The Settlement" What la Tt?" to tb wbjeet for dtocuMlon at the sectional meeting of the Church young society of bo Jeffereon Avenue Presbyterian Hulbert head resident of the street settlement of this city the vounx men while the young ladler division will bo tod by Mies Julia Rus 1 An 1 yr Wilik 1 armer Elsdnc PwfcaHes LnMmg Hstwes I t' wofehnnw sf 1' 'T "i tf 'll if tr yi wed by 4driw5 Veseey varnor Rtf ward Various pastors of JL the oceashM will bo OUA 4 'W 1 I I I er Price II.